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Citroёn C4

2nd gen Hatch (B71), 2010–2018

License plate of Norway, Cars

| E6 Stange, Hedmark, Norway | 24 July 2022 |
Diesel 92HP

My first C4

#CarsOf2011

non-standard plate

Comments (4)

Svesor 2022-10-10 14:12:06 | #1

Hvertfall ikke usynlig, denne..  :D

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Tasty 2022-10-10 18:31:13 | #2

Wow, amazing that C4's are that rare in Norway. Down here they're everywhere... well not as common as C1 and C3, but quite common.

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Svesor 2022-10-11 01:18:41 | #3

Tasty (2022-10-10 18:31:13)

Tasty
Wow, amazing that C4's are that rare in Norway. Down here they're everywhere... well not as common as C1 and C3, but quite common.


Citroёn has never been on top of the sales figures in Norway, mainly because people are skeptical to the (in some cases) advanced technology. French cars have had a bad reputation for decades (especially Citroën) and even if things are happening now to do things better, these cars are not easy to sell. Not at least when used...

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Tasty 2022-10-11 02:01:26 | #4

I can also imagine, that having a electronically super-complex car with all sorts of automated systems is not very fortunate if you live out in the countryside somewhere. I know from my cousin's many french cars, that if there's even the slightest electronic malfunction, the whole system insists on shutting down "for safety reasons", so you'd risk getting stranded in the middle of nowhere just because of a blown fuse.

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